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Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce Donate $26 Million to Charities Ahead of Wedding

other · 2026-07-02

Ahead of their anticipated wedding in New York City, Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce have contributed $26 million to various charities, including children's hospitals, food banks, and educational initiatives. This donation was revealed on Thursday through a press release covered by several media outlets. Beneficiaries of their generosity include City Harvest, Food Bank For NYC, New York Cares, Los Angeles Regional Food Bank, Harvesters in Kansas City, The Store in Nashville, Helping Harvest in Reading, Rhode Island Community Food Bank, Feeding America, ASPCA, Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library, Grammy In The Schools, Education Through Music, Answer The Call, and Musical Mentors. The couple's choice of numerous New York-based organizations hints at the wedding's location. NFL player George Kittle had previously mentioned their wedding policy of 'absolutely no gifts,' making this donation a notable exception.

Key facts

  • Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce donated $26 million to charity.
  • The donation was announced on Thursday.
  • Recipients include City Harvest, Food Bank For NYC, and ASPCA.
  • The donation is seen as a wedding gift to those in need.
  • The couple's wedding is rumored to be in New York City.
  • George Kittle stated the wedding rule is 'absolutely no gifts.'
  • Many charities are in areas meaningful to Swift and Kelce.
  • The donation includes organizations in New York, Los Angeles, Kansas City, Nashville, Reading, and Rhode Island.

Entities

Artists

Institutions

  • City Harvest
  • Food Bank For NYC
  • New York Cares
  • Los Angeles Regional Food Bank
  • Harvesters – The Community Food Network
  • The Store
  • Helping Harvest
  • Rhode Island Community Food Bank
  • Feeding America
  • ASPCA
  • Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library
  • Grammy In The Schools
  • Education Through Music
  • Answer The Call
  • Musical Mentors

Locations

  • New York City
  • New York
  • Los Angeles
  • Kansas City
  • Nashville
  • Reading
  • Rhode Island
  • United States

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